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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Three Detectives Arrested for Robin
the Grand Trunk Offices.

Three Detectiyes Arrested for Robbing
the Grand Trunk Ofices
MONTREAL, Dec. 10.-Priyate Detective
John Fahey, e1-City Detective Louis Nae.
,ele and Special Grand Trunk Railway
Constable Bureau have been arrested here
on the charge of having broken into the
Grand Trunk Offices at Bonsventure station
sad stolen from the vaults thirty-six bags
containing $3.50. 1t will be remem-
b-red that the burglary took place about
t'yo months ago in the offices, and no
II see of the burglars could be found, and
fof time it was believed they would 70
urpunished. The Grand Trunk official,
however, did not lose hope. About seven
weeks ago they retained the services OF De-
tectives. Wilson and Howard, of Boston, and
Detective Flynn, of Detroit, who have since
then been laboring night and day on the
case, with the result that the three officers
mentioned have been arrested Ii ap-
pears that the detectives engaged On the
case, thinking they had cause TO suspect
the prisoners worked their way into their
coed greces, and it is said obtained from
them admissions of very compromising
nature. The three prisoners were arrested
las. night. Fahey was cosxed into the
room Of Detective Wilson at tie Richie
lieu, where High Constable Bissonnetts
soon put in al appearance and
made him prisoner. Naegese was shad-
owed quite distance by Deputy High Con-
stables Champagne and Bissonette, and
made prisoner at Esrnest-st. Bureau was
also arrested by one OF the High Constable S
officers. The three prisoners were taken to
cells adjoining the Police Court, where they
remained throughout the night guard.
ed by Deputy High Constable Champagne,
ana other officers. At 10 o'clock this morn
ing they were taken before Police Magis-
tate Dugas. where tney all pleaded not
guilty. The arrest was 50 quiet that
nothing was known of il till they were
brought before the Magistrate today. The
affair has created great sensation here
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

CETcAso. Dec. i1-Osto Rohbsck died ss
hi. fathers home. No. 3757 Battsrheld- ST..
last evening from the effects Of bullet
wound in the head, which he inflicted upon
himself toe night Of November IS. Roh-
back v.s employed az Pullman. and was
separated from Ms wife. who was living az
her own home on safest. near Forty -Irst.
The eveninz mentioned R0hbsck went 20
his uises home ami tried - induce her 20
return and live With him. She refused,
aod he followed her cut Of the house over
20 Wshssh-svs.. where ne fred several sbofs
a. hsr sifhous effect Returning 20 the
bonss be sh0t himself in the head, behind
the right ssr. IN the presence 0f bis cnil-
dren. BE wss taksn % bis stners resi-
s.uca. vher- he died
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
SUITS and OVERCOATS

competitors
Tower never marks up an article and the only change we ever
attractive to us but the public did not seem to
will goods We
been i'm Grand Rapids quite thirty and hence have no a
the nmbie short horse quickly and easily crIed
Improper treatment
Misrepresentation will never win in business.
aicl the may
a
duced lin ones home Is The
the Tower in
to do il nOur HvOri "qu
THERE'S ygOing the
hespel by
fossils
Meth
the old
trade leaves,
aha GsaI mean
the andi i made
Oinc closing the %
"a
of back
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
THE TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY

the goods they sell to be free from shoddy and perfect
make and fit and their prices all times low and
lower than they be bought for
in Michigan That The Tower Clothing Company leads
in all It's departm evident and acknowledged by
the public of Grand Rapids When the Tower adyeres Bar
gain the purchasers respond for rely seeing
Bargain When the Tower advertised that they had bought
large Wholesale Stocks and selling them less than
wholesale the public responded and told their neghbos and
did rushing business We invested $4,000 and became the
OF 500 600 worth OF newly manufactured clothing We
marked them 10 q 20 per cent below while others asked
33 per advance the Tower and prices
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

ONE HUNoREoTh ANNIVERSARY


HARrFoRD. Conn, Dec. 1.-THE one hun
drsdth anniversary OF Thomas Hopkins
Gallsudet was appropriately celebrated a.
the asylum for the deaf and dunno in this
city today. This Is the first asylum of the
kind in America. and was established oy
Gsilsndet seventy years ago. There are
now sxty-six such Institutions with 1000
pupils. snd about % ZOO alumni, who were
represented by delegates here today. Gal
lsndst's grave vas visited and hesped with
aorers bv silent rorshipers Of his memory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

We will place on sale Mon
day morning, December 18th,
a large invoice of Silks
and Satins. in twenty
fiye different shades, elegantly
adapted for evening wear
These goods were purchased
at a loss to the importers and
will be sold with the benefits
accruing to Our patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
A LEAP FOR LIFE.
Two Women Jump From the Third Story
of n Burning Building


CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Two momen jumped
from the third story window of q blazing
clearinghouse al Pullman last evening
and were seriously injured. Mrs. Gotoffen
arrived there recently fro m Ohio and
opened large boarding house The
venture proved successful, aud yester-
day she counted the liberal profits she had
made from her fifteen boarders, put the
money in a stocking, and tucked II away
in a bureau drawer. A few minutes later
the house suddenly burst into flames. Mrs.
GOtoffen and one of her sfvsnts were
IN one Of the bedrooms on the upper
hoor at the time, and smelling smoke
opened the door leading into the hall.
They saw tirs lesping up the open stairway,
cutting off the only avenue of scape. Run
ping to a window both leaped out. They
were picked up Ia an insensible condition.
The house and contents were destroyed to-
ysther with the effects of the bosrders. ali
OF whom were absent when the IRE broke
ont.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

sr. IcU1s, D~c. ii--At Jvslde, fsx. st
? o'clock yesterday sftsrnoon. truse Rod
srixuez vas hanged oy Sheriff BAYLOR for
the u,arvser of psncho 6srca. who vas
eatied 70 his door one norning. n iesS. and
VS. shot down in cold bloed kcderig'lez
asx-.i =, - shcf. 50 be had been s0liier.
This s-ing denied ne refused 80 resr TIE
nfark -a1
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

VsssrSsToS. Dsk-. Dec. u.-Tns house
81 Nicbsel Harris, who resides WITH his
vie and seven children fourteen miles
rem here, csHsht ire lsst night ana al
buf Harris and ous caiId we're burned %
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
OUR RIBBON STOCK

Is larger and more complete
than ever before. All the new
shades, Nile Green, Mandarine,
Turquoise, Gobelln, Blues, Gar
nets, Bronzes, Cardinals, Drabs,
Absynthe, Rose-and to make
the line perfect, 200 pieces OF
moire with picot edge. in all
the beautiful shades of the
Northern Lights.
so dozen Silk Crepe Ties in
all the new colors at 80, Is cts,
and $1.00.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

FsRxrSerov. Ne, Dec. iI--Two Deputy
sberIis arrived here today with two men
vhem thsy arrested ia Ramford Centre on
suspicion of ro0bing Bennett's house in
Esss Newport. The men are nov IN jail.
and il = ssi5 a lsrge amount Of the stolen
property vas found on then-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

IOSDOS, Dec. ll.-Archbishop Ryan. OF
PhiIadslphis, and B ishop Ryan, of Buffalo.
arrived Al Queenstown on board the Servis
today, en- route to Rome to pay their re-
spects to Pope Leo XIII on the occasion o.
his holiness isbilee. Among other psssen-
gers arriving a. Queenstown today was
Charles Johnson. VINO is to act ss kiirsin =
American second in his fight with Smith.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Nrr YoRx. Dec. It-Tse Ceatr.i T4a5or
Tnioa today unsainously sdapte3 rsssis-
tons ooYcossiag Mllvsaz4 k~er. Tzis
sciicn ls IN support of tse striking 4ilTs1-
kee ersxsrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

What is the Tripod?

1t combination Hall Rack Hat Rack Coat Rack Easel
unique stylish and useful of household furniture manu-
featured by the Tripod Manufacturing Co. of this city and given
by The Tower Clothing Co. with every purchase made IN
their store amounting to Eighteen Dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
A Big Drive in Muffs

And MuEs with Boas to
match, in Lyny. Martin, Sable,
Beaver, etc. Prices from 70
cents to $l200, Fifty per cent.
less than they are actually
worth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

CnzvDsx. Ind. Dec Il "A disrateh from
Eng al. Crawford county, 70 the prosecu-
ESP hers announces that he tarn a ~
possession 81 q moh NJ psT1se1iaTs are
: zen regarding 81. It s1nls
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
sANolT ssRNAI-.
ssexicss Government Nsking .rsna-
sa- Fasrts O. csptar- Hira.


sa- asrts o. Capture Hiua.
SoekLE<. Aria. Dec. tl.-Frecaene raids
snd murders of the notorious Mexican
bsndit eernal are causing increased sisrm-
The Merlcsn Government = mskine strsnu-
Gus effoTss - sifsc. ae cspfnrs Of Bernsi and
his little army. Almost a. ths troops of
fhe states of sonora and Sinslos. and
a.so larxe bodies 81 citizens srs IN the Heic.
IT, tr,eus surprised t1s hsniit camp. But
we're forced - retreat. Another sttack vas
made nhen seeessi hantits we're killed and
t,a rexf fsd. The fe3ersl ioss vas two
kiiied and tbree wounded. csrnals srmg
-as divided into tEn or three par
tieS. III i tkoaght tar = ,ndif chief $ not
ncw -ith rs forces 1ut i aiding though
saf nsniruisfinx tae movements az his
useu. II - helievSi thar The troops
keve no~ hsized IN most 81 as
psan and = report rf desperate
hatsla = hcarlf expected. NesriF toe Thole
81 Souor. and Sinslcs are up m aru's snd
-,ucn exciterpsnt prevails These bandit
..fi.~s have EiT-n tse Aexicsn Sovern-
,,,.rt ruf.e trouhle and -re tsling more
s-.s,r,. ~ "a Eei than tise rac1es ever
- Il = estimated est serna = army bss
I'D rearlr ze(o neo1 during tue isst
- .ui i@sfrgse.i mors shan It1 towns
.tt .t.-lr~ Rrss6 Frina snfnrs az r. z. Kid
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
The GREAT CHANCELLOR Ill.
Bismarck suddealy Stricken Down--He
Now Out of Danger.

Now Out of Danger.
BERLIS, Dec. 11.-Reports from Fried
richs of this evening state that Bismarck
was taken suddenly and severely i'll yester-
day. but under the trestmsnt of his physi-
clans recovered sufficiently to sllay appre
hension. lie is much better today. Tn.
doctors emphstically advise absolute rest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

0-e thsassnS dozens Holiday HsnSks-.
css~fs a. r p Ki63sr Cox
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

See tbs sy Handkerchief. At z P
X iadeF ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Speeisl press % Dress PssssrNs a.
entn ~ =. r &s66<r = esA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Don't buv hsndk erchi-f rnfl ysu s>e
,,ar ss.ssk n p : afsr & ca.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
Kid Gloves,

In Plain and Embroidered
Backs, in Button Hook and
Mousquetaire. Every shade
or color, stylish or desirable
possible to purchase can be
found in this department.
Partisan novelties, Four
chettes in the best shades.
Party Gloves in all lengths in
the evening colors.
We particularly desire to
call special attention to our
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
Ladies' HandkeTchiiefs!

500 Dozen Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs from 10 cents
to95 cents each. White En-
broidered from 25 cents to
$1.00.
A beautiful line of real
Duchess Lace Handkercbiefs
at only $l.e0 each. These
goods are worth twice as much
as we ask for them.
100 dozen Jap. Silk Hand
kerchiefs from 40 cents to
$1.25 each.
% dozen embroidered Silk
Handkerchlefs from $l.50 to
$500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
THE TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY

nofi
eheetefo
all
FEW CHEAP SNARE DRUMS
in htkes
intended
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Al .fvses Bzasd Trimnings at e ?. Kid
s-r 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Al stvIes Far Ffiamings At = 2. ksd.
S~ CeN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

Thirty thousand Chiidren PIcnIcking IN
Hyde Park-The Prince Of Wales and
Waiting Royalty Rollcksng with Young
sters-The Queen Adds Her Presence 90
the Inspiring Scene.
LONDON, June g Tho chiidren's fets
at Hyde Park yesterday in honor OF the
Queens jubilee was a grand affair.
Fully thirty thousand children were pres
emit The Prince Of Wales, accompanied
by nearly all the visiting royalties, ar
rived shortly after the festivities began.
and the children In the excess OF their
exu berant spirits and curiosity to behold
the pcrsonages at close range broke down
the rope barriers and crowded around the
visitors. The royal party were delighted
at the enthusiasm Of the child rem, and
knowledge OF the requirements OF ell
quette vanished at once. The visitors
mingled and romped with the children,
and the latter sang God Bless the Prince
Of Wales" in variety OF keys, exhaust
ing the possibilities Of the musical scale,
and more than making up ia carnestness
what they lacked in harmony. The Wis
itors aftcrward proceeded TO tho royal
platform. where the Queen shortly after
arrived. TIE children massci themselves
In orderly lines on either side OF the car
rage way, ard as Her Majesty reached
the platform the asscmblcd bands OF
music played the national anthem, the
children at the same time singing the
music and words, producing IN effect
really grand.
A little girl, chosen to represent the
whole Of the children, presented the
Queen with q memorial cup and as Her
Majesty was leaving the platform 70 re-
snrn TO Windsor the children sang ssRulc
Britannia" In chorus accompanied by the
bands. A large nun Der OF the aristocracy
assisted Mt the fctc. aud TO their efforts
the success OF tho AFFAIR Is largely due
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Gladstone, the Earl Of Derby and Earl
Spencer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01
RAILROAD OR FIGHT.
The Headstrong Policy OF the Dominion
Government Likely 10 Cause More
Trouble In Manitoba.

The Hesdstrong Policy OF the Dominion
GOvernme Likely 20 Cause More
Trouble In Manitoba
WINNIPEG. Man, Juno 23-It il an
nounccd here that the Dominion Govern
mcnt IL firmly determined, AT all hazlrds,
70 prevent the building Of railway ~
the boundary line, and will crush out the
d.sa affection in Manitoba They say II
they give way now il would mean the
bursting OF the confederation. The con-
struction OF the road will be begun In
about ten days. and II the Dominion
uses force there will probably be re-
bellion. The Dominion authorities have
force OF one thousand one hundred regu
lars In the Northwest, one thousand OF
them being mounted police in the terri-
tories, and one hundred members OF the
infantry school In Winnipeg. The mount
ed police have their hands full in keep.
ing the Indians in subsection in the ter
ritories.
The Ninctieth battalion Of militia. n
this city, has been ordered 10 hold them
selves In readiness 70 be ordered out, but
this action Is supposed 20 be In conncc-
tion with threatened trouble among the
Indians In the West. Were they ordered
out TO prevent the construction OF the
road they would simply fatty refuse.
Altogether the situation Is any thing but
Premier Norquay has gone
20 st. Paul TO arrange with the Northern
Pacific for running trains over tho road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THR American yacht Mayfiower defeat
ed the English yacht Galatea in the Mar
blehead CNass-) regatta on the 23f.
TIVE London Lancet states that the health
OF the Crown Prince OF Germany 10 excel
lent
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is reported t.
have told Congressman Tow nshead on the
S3i that he would certainly make his
Western trip
TIE mayor OF Cork appears to have got
ten himself into trouble By hosting q
black flag on jubilee day.
An immense syndicate has been formed
70 buy up all the material for MAXIM
electric light carbonA
MosEs :. SPEIGHr. boy ia the House Of
Refuge. RandalI's Island. N. Y, killed his
keeper. W. f. Cole, with a base ball bat,
on the 23i, in an cndeavor, with some
other boys. to make their escape.
A nAsTiLr-srNNoxED cabinet meeting
was held al London on the 23i The cause
was France and Russla's opposition to
Eneland's Turko- Egyptian policy
ForR persons were killed and several
others severely injured by gas expo
sion In q mine az Nanticoke, Pa, on
the 81
A PROTEST has been sent 70 Rome by
100 ODJ New York Catholics against the
cxr mmunication OF DR.. McGlynn.
ArESrAS picnic was held near Paris on
q cen vctoria's jubilee day, at which
speeches were made in which Il was de-
clarcd vengeance shall be hal for Ire
lands wrongs
Mn TRENHOLM. Comptroller OF the Cur
rency OF the United States. has gone 10
Cincinnati, and has taken charge ia per-
son o. Inc collapsed Fidelity Bank.
GENERAL BUTLER appeared before the
Inter State Commerce Commission on tho
23i on behalf OF the Burton Stock-Car
Company.
A BILL was INTRODUCED in The French
hambers on the I'D as an Offset 70 the
German law under which members Of the
French Patriotic League were recently
convict "a OF treason NJ LeipNc
Nile. CANPos. the spanish countess.
whose alleged abduction from Paris re-
Gently crca.cd such q sensation. arrived
1t Dover, England. on tho I'd. accom-
panied BY her alleged abductor. Gar
boeuf. who turns out 70 be her lover.
and whom she persists she intends 70
marry.
THERE was one new case or yellow fevsr
~ Key West, Fla, on the sd, and two
deaths occurred.
JonN SroLAxD, on trial Il Brattlcboro.
VI, for the murder Of Helen A. Burt
whose body was found IN the Connects
cut river on the 10 b, committed suicide
~ hanging n his cell on the afternoon or
the sd
a. g. LANCE, who was formerly In the
employ Of l. O. Maron, Of Muskcgon.
Mich, and left that place about two years
ago with $4,000 Of stolen funds, has been
captured. He was inveiglcd across the
line from Canada % vevmont and ar.
rosted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

PIrTsBURou, Pa, June el-Ycstcrday
mornings session OF the Amalgamatcd
Association convention was occupied BY
reading the report Of the committee on
ways and means and consideration OF the
application Of the colored puddlers. from
Evcrson Mills for rcaimission. An EFFORT
was made TO exclude the colorcd work.
man, and excited prolonged and vigorous
discussion. such ~ction was found 20 be
unconstitutional and Il was determined
TO rcadmit the appsscants or payment Of
u, 90 fne for ssblack . hccping." $50 70
be paid down and 600 In four years. Tho
Evcrson puddlcrs think their penalty
rather severe. but will probably accent
The terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

CHICAGO, June % m. r. Clare, telc-
graph operator Of this city, il an Irish
man and an ardent Homc-rulcr. A. Prim-
rose Lodge Of the order Of the Bons Of
st. George was marching along washing.
ton street yesterday TO join the jubilee
procession. Clare got his eye nxcd on q
about half way across. with yells half =
doscn cnraged Sons OF It, George start.
cd for the daring Hibcrnian. but the lat
tors nectDess OF foot was equal 70 his
daring, and be managed 70 escape.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

WASHINGTON, June % The recent con-
trovcrsy over The captured fsgs has
caused many inquiries rs 10 the dispose
tion Of naval flags captured during the
rebellion. II Is Learned ut the Navy d N
partmcnt that most OF the flags captured
were turned over 70 the Naval Academy
nj Annapolis. and are on exh bitlon In the
Museum with flags OF other wars. II y
also said that some Of the captured Con-
federntc flags were destroyed By acci-
crate flags were few In number. "A FUR
ther search will be m lde for both Con:ci-
crate and Union flags which were CAPT
ured in the late war
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

WASHINGTON, June 81. Tho r. II. Lee
camp OF cx-Con fcdcratcs passed through
ths city yesterday morning at eleven
o'clock on their return trip from Boston
70 Richmond. Major Tom Brander and
otner oniccrs being asked what they
thought about the rebel nags and the
order for their return, answered
That they thought President CIovc-
land ought % h ave been too siy
. fox 70 have walked into . 20
litical trap set for him By such old
and Malone. They did not want the
nagss had no use for them and would not
knew what 70 DO with them Il they should
got them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

THE distress caused BY the recent earth
quake in Sonora and particularly in
Bavispe. has become 80 great that the
charitabiy inclined throug hout the north
ern States Of Mexico have commenced
collecting contributions for its relief
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

II order to compete with the Western
pool OF pork-packing concerns the New
York Strengthening Company has secured
= slaughter-hous In New York. and viii
equip Il with machinery capable Of
slaughtering 1000 hogs per day. The or
ganization is OF recent formation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

TIE dock trials Of the machinery OF the
cruiser Chicago which have just been
finished have resulted satisfactorily and
the vessel Is ready TO start from Chester
20 New York Engineer J. w. Thompson
has been permanently attached 70 the
Chicago
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

THE general term Of the Nav York Su-
prems Court handed down decision on
the 18th Affirming the conviction Of John
O'Neill, one OF the New York .boodle-
aldermen now serving . sentence At Sing
Sing prison
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

TIE Andover Mass board Of visitors
and the Andover Theological seminary on
the nth voted to dispense with the serv.
ices Of President T. G. Smith and Prof.
Woodruff a. the outcome Of the recent
trials for heresy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

The Mount Vernon estate, where the
remains Of Washington lie entom bed has
been enlarged By the addition OF . tract
OF thirty-three and one-half acres on the
northern side near the old w Washington
mansion It was secured through the
generosity Of Jay Gould
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

TIE arrival Of two hundred American
lied Czechs, 81 Prague. Bohemia, who
have returned 70 the fatherland, has been
celebrated with the greatest enthusiasm
and rejoicing A large reception was held
on the 17th in their honor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

Ar meeting OF the manufacturers and
business men generally Of Dabucue. Ia,
On the night Of the 20th, . board OF trade
was organized A committee was ar-
pointed to prepare constitution and by
laws and TO report II another meeting on
the 24th-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

CAPTAIN JACK HrssEy. who was shot in
New York by . drunken policeman .
couple of weeks ago. died on the 2lst from
the effects Of his wounds He had res
cued more persons from drowning than
any man living
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

The monster parade and mass meeting
In Union Square, New York. on the even
ing Of the 18th. in honor Of Dr. McGlynn.
il said 70 have been one Of the largest
affairs OF the kind ever witnessed In the
city since the political parades Of 1854
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

TEE Detroits still stood 1t the head OF
the National Base Ball League. the Bos-
tons being close second and Chicago up
70 fourth place 1t the close Of the week
ended the 18TH The st. Louis Browns
hold the lead iE the Association, but their
per centage dropped little during the
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and wife have
written that they will participate In the
seventy-ffth anniversary Of Hamilton
College on Wednesday, July Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

THE President Is represented IS con-
templating July aunt He is also said
20 Be formulating . plan OF tariff re-
vision 70 submit to congressional consid-
Grafton
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

THERE Is good authority for renewing
again the statement frequently made
that the President has no present idea Of
calling IN extra session Of Congress-